Chinese New Year eve

The Borneo Post Goes on Hiatus for Chinese New Year

The Borneo Post's online edition takes a break on Chinese New Year's Eve, offering a day of celebration and rest for its team.

In light of the festive occasion of Chinese New Year, The Borneo Post's online edition has decided to pause its regular updates and articles on Chinese New Year's Eve. This break allows their hardworking team to partake in the celebrations and spend time with their loved ones. Despite the break in publication, the dedicated staff remains prepared to resume duty promptly should there be any urgent news or events during this holiday period.

Chinese New Year marks a time of joy and unity for many, and it is heartening to see companies like The Borneo Post recognizing the importance of observing such cultural traditions. By taking this hiatus, they not only honor the festive spirit of the occasion but also prioritize the well-being and happiness of their staff members.

As families come together to usher in the Year of the Tiger, The Borneo Post's decision to pause operations for the day symbolizes a thoughtful gesture towards embracing the cultural significance of Chinese New Year. This break allows everyone to pause from their usual routines and appreciate the traditions and customs that make this festive season so special.